Want only One; the rest are not worth wanting. Call One; the others will not come to your assistance. Seek One; the rest are not worth it. See One; the others are not seen all the time; they hide themselves behind the veil of ephemerality. Know One; knowledge other than that which assists knowledge of Him is without benefit. Say One; words not concerning Him may be considered meaningless. (The Words)

Now hath come unto you an messenger from amongst yourselves: it grieves him that ye should perish: ardently anxious is he over you: to the Believers is he most kind and merciful. (Surah At-Taubah 128)

That is to say, ownership is altogether His.

As for you, you are both His property, you are owned by Him, and you work in His property. This phrase announces the following joyful and healing news:

“O mankind! Do not suppose that you own yourself, for you have no control over any of the things that concern you; such a load would be heavy. Also, you are unable to protect yourself, to avoid disasters, or to do those things that you must. In which case, do not suffer pain and torment without reason, the ownership is another’s. The Owner is both All-Powerful and All-Merciful; rely on His power and do not cast aspersions on His mercy! Put grief behind you, be joyful! Discard your troubles and find serenity!” (Twentieth Letter, The Fourth Phrase)

Pre-Eternal Power, which does not leave ants without a prince, or bees without a queen, certainly does not leave mankind without prophets. (Risale-i Nur Collection - The Letters)

While during Ramadan, each word bears not ten fruits but a thousand, and verses like Ayat al-Kursi thousands for each word, and on Fridays in Ramadan it is even more. And on the Night of Power, each word is counted as thirty thousand merits. Indeed, the All-Wise Qur’an, each of whose words yield thirty thousand eternal fruits, is like a luminous Tree of Tuba that gains for believers in Ramadan millions of those eternal fruits. (The Letters)

A sane person will not be happy when he earns a worldly thing and will not be sorry when he loses a worldly thing. For the world does not stop; it is moving. Man is moving together with it. You are also a traveler. (Masnawi an-Nuriyya)

From absolute goodness comes forth goodness, and from the Possessor of Absolute Beauty comes forth beauty. Nothing devoid of purpose can emerge from the Possessor of Absolute Wisdom. (The Words)

The worship you have gained during your youth is the undying fruit of that transient state. (The Words)

Then contemplate (O man!) the tokens of Allah's Mercy! how He gives life to the earth after its death: verily the Same will give life to the men who are dead: for He has power over all things. (ar-Rum: 50)

And, out of kindness, lower to them (parents) the wing of humility, and say: "My Lord! bestow on them Thy Mercy even as they cherished me in childhood."
(Surah Al-Isra 24)

When one looks at a bounty, he should remember the Giver of it, when he looks at a work of art, he should remember the Artist, when he looks at causes, he should remember the Real Causer. (Masnawi an-Nuriyya)

“Had We sent down this Qur'an on a mountain, verily, thou would have seen it humble itself and cleave asunder for fear of Allah, such are the similitudes which We propound to men, that they may reflect.” (Surah Al-Hashr 21)

"O Allah! make the months of Rajab and Shaban blessed for us, and let us reach the month of Ramadan." (Mu’jamus Saghir, 2/90)

O my evil commanding soul! I am not subject to you. Worship whatever you want and pursue whatever you wish; I will be a slave only to the Wise Majestic Creator, who created me and put the sun, the moon and the earth to my disposal. Al-Mathnawi Al-Nuri

"Believers are like stones of a building. They preserve one another from collapsing." (Bukhari, Salat: 88)

So long as man’s dirty hand does not interfere, there is no true uncleanliness or ugliness in anything. (The Flashes)

Allah does not look at your appearance and property; He looks only at your hearts and deeds. (Muslim, Birr and Sila, 34.)

Now consider the birds! A certain indication that their twittering and chirruping is an All-Wise Maker's causing them to speak is the astonishing way in which they express their feelings to one another with those sounds, and state their intentions. (The Words)

A person who performs hajj without uttering bad words and committing sins, he will return to his hometown sinless as if he has just been born. Hadith – Bukhari

“Fear the Fire whose fuel is Men and Stones, which is prepared for those who reject Faith.” (al-Baqara, 2:24.)

Everyone who possesses beauty wants to both see and display his beauty. (The Words)

“Lift up your head, look at the miraculous deeds of the most active and powerful being who wishes to make himself known. In the same way that you are not left to your own devices, so too, these phenomena and events have a master and a purpose.” (The Rays)

When you meet a person returning from hajj, greet him. Shake hands with him and ask him to pray to Allah for your forgiveness before he enters his house because his sins have been forgiven. (Hadith - Jamiu's Saghir 847)

This world is not a place created for people to live eternally. It is an inn and waiting room for the meeting of the creatures invited to the realm of eternal happiness of Allah Almighty. (Masnawi an-Nuriyya)